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Tuesday, 9 February 2016

MARKET KEEPS SWINGING BACK AND FORTH

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After a lot of struggle, the market ended with severe
losses. Sensex slipped 1.1 % at 24020 and Nifty ended down 1.2 % at 7298. About
856 shares have advanced, 1747 shares declined, and 119 shares are unchanged. Top IT and banking stocks pulled the
domestic equity benchmarks down on Tuesday amid a global selloff in equities,
as the market extended the losing streak to a second day. Domestic market
sentiment was hurt mainly by poor earnings and Monday's lower-than-expected GDP
data. Economic growth slowed in the last quarter of calendar 2015 with GDP
growing at 7.3 % annually during the October December quarter. The Chinese markets were shut for the day on account of the Lunar New Year.
Japan's Nikkei index fell 5.40 %to 16085 points. Shares of Vedanta fall 3 %.
Goldman Sachs cuts Vedanta to neutral from buy cuts target price to Rs 77
rupees from Rs 135. Greek woes have come back to hit global financial markets
yet again amid concerns over the future of government reforms. Asian markets ended in red on Tuesday after US and European markets fell
sharply overnight on concerns over slowing global growth and speculation over
the Federal Reserve raising rates further in March. Japanese shares fell after
a selloff in the European banking sector triggered safe-haven bids for the yen,
sending dollar crashing through the 115-yen level to its lowest since November
2014. Nikkei 225 declined 918 points to 16085 and Jakarta Composite was
down by 30 points to 4768. Wall Street rode another wave of selling on
Monday that sent US stocks sharply lower. The Dow Jones fell 177.92 points to
16027.05. Maruti Suzuki, Axis Bank, Cipla, Larsen & Toubro, Mahindra &
Mahindra and HDFC Bank were the other prominent losers.On the positive front,
Lupin extended its bull-run and gained another 4.5 percent at Rs 1,903. Sun
Pharma jumped over 2 percent to Rs 855.NTPC ONGC, Bajaj Auto and Gail India
were the other major gainers up 1-2 %each.